Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-06-04
Local Items.

the Reymert mines.
 Mir w. H. Griffith returned from his visit to Tucson on Wednesday.
 If you want good, healthy, sweet bread go the Ameriea an Bakery.
 MT. R. H. Martin went up to Pinal on Thursday and will return to-day.
 Large quantities of loose hay is being brought in from the ranches and balsd here.
 Mrs. French has purchased Mrs. Drsw's restaurant, west of the court house
 Mr. E. O. Kennedy, of Globe, was rsgiHtered at the Florence Hotel one day this week.
 MT. w. H. Sutherland brought in a lot of fine fat steers from his ranch near Dripping Springs this week.
 Mir. T. L. Morris, of Quincy, Illinois, has been making observations through the valley, with view to investment.
 E w. Morrison, Esq.,, has returned from his trip to Tombstone and will here aft CT remain in Florence and practice his profession.
 Mir, John Nicholas has commenced the erection of dwelling house, 20 by 40 feet in size, at the corner of Bailey and Ninth streets.
 MT. W. J. Bley, wife and daughter and Mrs. Cook, from Silver King, were in Florence on Tuesday and left Wcdnes- day for home.
 The finest turnouts in the country and the best stock, at Drew X Bamrick's 8 livery stable.
 It is reported that Judge J. D. Rey- inert is laid up with an attack of rheuma- tism. His many friends here hope for his speedy recovery.
 Mir George R. Morse, who recently completed contract for the Atlas min ing company, near Red Rock, has his teams at work on the Florence canal.
 Mir. J. 0. Brown, of Kansas, was in Florence on Wednesday taking look at the country. He was very much pleased with what he saw and believes the future of this section will be singularly bright.
 Lunches, tea, coffee, milk, sandwiches pies, cakes, etc. at the American bakery Miss Otis, who has been teaching school at Glebe, passed through Florence OH Sunday on her way to Washington. MT. c. E. White, of Globe, was likewise passenger fer Casa Grande.
 The Florence visitors to Tucson should not fail to call upon Siewsrt, at the Fashion restaurant, fer one of the best meals to be obtained in the Territory. Ee serves fresh oysters and fish to order at all hours.
 Florence people who visit Tucson will | find the Russ House, which has been re- opened under the management of MT. Charles J. Freese, to be the proper place to stop at. It is neat, clean and airy house and is centrally located.
 The ENTERPRISE has just received a new supply of job stock and new varie- ties of type, and is now prepared to exc cute all kinds of commercial work in the most approved style and at prices that cannot be discounted anywhere.
 The wideawake people of Florence will celebrate the Fourth of July in a style that will please the bird of freedom. Patriotic horse racing and star spangled lemonade will contribute to the general hilarity of the occasion.
 Mir. w. c. Smith, upon returning from his summer visit to Scotland, will erect a handsome two-story business block at the corner of Main and Seventh streets, in Florence. He has about set. tied upon the general plan of the build ing, and it will be an ornament to the place.
 Mir. P M. Nippert, of San Francisco special agent of the Home Insurance of Hartford, was in Florence this week makinS survey of the place for the ust of underwriters. Mir. W. E. Guild is tho local representative of the companies above named.
 MT. Frank Allison, one of the most entsrprising and successful young busi ness men of Tucson, spent day in Flor ence this week. He has formed . yer, high opinion of the excellence of thil valley, and thinks there is but one famed valley in the whole State of California that excels 1t in natural advantages MT Allison will again visit Florence within couple of weeks.
 The lower camp on the Florence cana IS now making nearly mlle Of the worl per week. Over one hundred head o horses and thirteen buck scrapers are ell gagged in the work. Ben Van Vlack who has charge of the camp corral, say, it takes from twenty-two to twenty -fou hours per day of his time to look afte the stock. Mir. Van Vlack, it must b. remembered, is the "hoisting works o the Black Ben"
 In enumerating the various acequia about Florence, last week, the ENTER [ PRISE unintentionally neglected to men ton two very important ones, th Walker ditch, south of the river beloy Florence, that irrigates 1, 300 acres O land, and the Sharp and Vernoy ditch north of the river, that irrigates abou 300 acres. They are included in tn corrected article, republished in anothe column.
 A party consisting of Msssrs. W. l Hunsaker, J. L. Copeland ard Barne Manning, of San Diego, came in O I Thursday and went at once out upon tn ! line of the Florence canal to locate tract 1, of land. Mi. Hunsaker says Florsnc | ia much talked about in southern Califo,